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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-12-01
LOST BOY.
Ne Has EI1Aed Detectives and
Newspaper Advertisements for Six
Weeks.
LAGRB, Indiana. Nov. 26. 1887

LAGRR, Indiana, Nov. 26, 1887.
Bditsrs Faoridinn On Tuesday afternoon,
October 18th, Clifford" The thirteen .ycar-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. o. Y. Sackman, of this city.
mys'eriously disappeared from his home,
Search was made for him but wthsut success.
1t was though 81 first some accident had han.
pened to him that he had went nuttinp and fell
nom troe or was drowned In Wabash river or
the canal, both OF which run Immediately past
the village, but no trace Of him could be found
Descriptions OF him were then furnished the lead
ing papers OF this and other adjoining States but
Without success. until through description and
wood cut IN the weekly issue of the Cincinnati
Enquirer Of October 26th, he was traced 10 Gin.
cnnati, but there the trail was lost although the
detectives and police made thorough search Of
the city. The latest new of boy thought to he
him comes nom Leland Miss, November 18Th
where runaway boy was being held BY a hotel
proprietor there. The news reached the parents
through reader Of the New Orleans Roovuns.
oui before they could send message the how
mao ien there. and It Is not known in what direc-
non ne went. The mother 10 prostrsted by this
a@ oiow, Tor she had been feeling more hopeful
!or Gay or two. Great fears are entertained for
ger sanity il her boy Is not soon found. The
Miner 10 2nef stricken yet tries to comfort his
VIE With hope that their dear one will be Re-.
e'orsd to them ere long; but the terrible anxiety
I'll, n' LIZ ne.. Inc COY was moro than ordina-
ny Rrlght and intelligent was we'll educated.
hsn me su6d VIII II tsacher ana prfncipd
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The Columbus Enquirer Sun, OF Tue s,iay,
jnhantly announces ths, The Columbus South
cru will certainly he bull; every obstacle in the
WY of The rosl has been removed; the right at
way has teeu secured the money IS a, the dis
posal ot the company and tn. work will be com
mencei At once and rapidly pushed forward 10
completion" This road is to run To Albany
only. y distance Of eighty 1--WE miles, ard cou-
meeting there with HE Savannah, Florida and
Western will make The route from all points
IVES, Of Louisville 10 Savannah and All South
C;,ni .ia and Ford. ssniier by Cnlum bus than
any 9th way" But ii will oaly d. sasr,cr
INTO central Florida than any other WAY because
ol fAc building ., 4 r,st iron Tn ,Eia'vir into
Flor,a and ii would seem th.' this is calcium
ted OF. tof in The same paper We find an inter
view wi,h NJ. Guub. Jordan on the subject of
This Columbus Southern, and To The question,
" Isn't the Plant system building south fom
Thomasvillcg that enierprtsing gentlemen re-
plies. Yes. IL Monticello and Tallahassee the
lines are 10 run, 50 you see" &c. 81 in this
new r al though distant, We have another in
!Crysi influencing the construction al our Inc OF
connection rorthw ard 70 sid its hus,n esS south
wGd. The Columbus Southern, fnnhing SOUTH
e.>: sd northwest sa necessary irk, If none
other L., provided, OF the great roule into Flor
ida wlcn viii I've the shortest sud chcapesl from
sectors VI TIE interi" South aud West inhabited
~ many m.!i.ta> If p-o.,)r. Il viii be gTest
Il, der ot The Albany division q he Savannah,
Fori, and Western, nRii is construction will
Ali largely TO Tie benefits hist VIII re.u: to
Ia ,hassee from rail connection with Thomas
vile We must get there, and az .",n - pns-i
hlc--ccrtaiply IS snrn a. Columbus &C.. % Al
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MR.. JONES 1seUBs A CARD.
FLORIDA %s&tc Mar. = HnOcfa1iOH

We have received we'll printed pam;,hlc
from the press Of the Gainesville Daily 4dns-
cate, entitled Florida State Bar Association,
and combining the proceeding. Of 'hc first an
nual nee INK. Of the nss,sia, ion, held in Gaines
Vile Oh the 18th ard 18Th f last Sep,ember, the
Constitution, Bylaws, lists Of officers md mem
bars, etc. rhrr- are ninety members on the
roll, b"sies the he7orsrv members, who
arc Governor Perry, the Supreme Court and
C.rcAii Cour: Judges, the Attorney General. and
l. $ r..N.;'rv Call ard Pasco. Hon. J. B. Wall,
of Tampa 10 PRECEDENT, and the Wee Pfssdsnts
are " B'oun' OF Pensacola; John W. Mr.
lore. OF QGincy; J n. strning, Of Madison A.
W. Cock'ell, Of Jacksonville John W Ashhy,
Of G4ncsvillc: 8. M. Spukmsn, OF Tampa
Thmas f. Wilson, OF Ocala-bcing ono from
each Circuit Charles o. Hampton, cf Grimes
TAMPA, Treasurer. The Executive Committee
is constituted OF one member from Zach Circuit.
with w. H. Milton, OF Marianns, "a chairman,
ans r. w Williams, Of Tallahassee, for TILE
Circuit E. c.. F. Sanchez, Of Gainesville, is
chairman Of committee on Law Reform J. r.
Gaines, Of LeesbGrg, Chairman Of committee en-
Admission to The Bar; VIM. Wade Hampton, o.
Gainesville, chairman oc Grievance Committee
The temporary organization Of the a..ncis-
ton was effected at Live Oak last July, vhf
b B. Blackwell, Of that town, presided, =. he
dld during the first session Of The meeting at
Gainesville, when r. r. Taylor delivered .n i'm
piessivn address Of welcome 20 The visiting Bar
of, ~, G.s,n
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TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 90, 1887
NJ. ". ". Woodward, Principal Of tho Lean
Asodsmg, Tdlkahaesse, Fla
DHAB sR: In regard to those pupil. whose
parents are DESTROYS Of emitting in their study
pan Of the curriculum established at the Leon
Academy, and In response to your reQues, that
should place the matter before the Board OF
Public Instruction for their decision, deem il
SUFFICIENT TO call your attention to that part Of
the Superintendent Circular TO Teachers rela-
hive 10 that matter.
In order 70 save you from unnecessary impor-
tunity In the future. and possibly unjust cri,i.
eisn. also for the information OF those interested
II may probably be sxpedient to make that re-
spouse public through the agency OF an open
letter
mean Of course TO forestall this communica-
hon With the expressed conviction that the
School Board would siunply refer you TO the same
Instrument for your instruction, since they had
directed me % prepare the circular for that pur
pose Il had bssn determined 70 render the
Leon Academy school Of preparation for en-
trance into the West Florida Seminary, which
h now . college, and line OF policy was agreed
spon between the County School Board and the
Seminary Board Of Education looking to that
end.
when ! prepared the circular pruned of
sveU book which properly belonged 10 a high
school, reserving for use 10 the county public
schools only those which belonged to a common
school course.
Now 10 my circular certain books upon certain
subjects are prescribed for use, then it follows
that certain course OF study is implied
Where would teacher derive the authority
for emitting or changing either the books OF The
subjeete directed for use in the county public
schoohf
Suppose that upon the request Of a pupils pa
rent You should excuse him from the study of
history. could you not with equal propriety ex
euse the entire class. and thus practically do
away with that or any other study in the
schoolf
Aside from this. another view presents Itself
In oil The forces OF nature none can exercise a
greater infuencs for good or evil. in the forna.
nation Of Q childs eharater than that of exam
pie. There can be no greater factor in the crca-
non OF elements Of evil than idleness and it
seems 70 me that IN unbounded scope for the ex-
erciss Of such power would exist where half
dsscn or more boys were idly awaiting around
the school for the time to recte q lesson in, per-
hsps the only subject OF study required Of them
aud poesibly the last on the recital programme.
fs.i ftss 70 ssssrt that there will be no depart
are hon Che policy marked out for the conduct
OF The county schools. nor any immediate change
In the coune q sludy prescribed.
Respectfully, N. W. EPPEs,
County Superintendent.
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Before tho Railroad Commissio@
nRd the E1evisory Board.

On the 2sth ul,lmo Vice President Cbiplcy
of the T. e. A. r. r. made protest before the
Board Of Railroad Commissioners against the re-
ducuon of passenger rates. Yesterday, the 2o;h,
he arrived in This city accompanied by General
Passenger Agent C. p Aimore, of the L. & n
General Freight AGen, Theodore Wslch, ofthe
L. d N, and Division Passenger and Freight
Agen. +. c. Sheppard, and made the hrst appeal
rom The Commission 70 the Board Of Reviscrs
which consists Of the Stale Comptroller, Sec
Rotary OF State, Commissioner of Lands, A,,or-
ney General and Treasurer. All were present
excep, the Commissioner Of Lands, and Comp
iroller Barnes presided. Col. Chipey appealed
as 10 The passenger rates Gxod to 60 into opera
ton December Let. asking suspension of the
order enforcing them. but making no point as to
freight tariff for the present. At its session
to-day the Board OF Revisers refused to suspend
the order OF the Railroad Commission, and
il Is now OF force.
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For the FroKDIAxl
Miccosukfe Items

They say
That party Of young folks were invited TO
the sugar bilin al Mr. Sls' las. Tuesday eve
ming.
That a1er drinking lots ofjuice and beer, they
adjourned to the house where they were hospi-
tably entertained by Mrs. Stills and her charming
daughter, Miss Lucy.
That way Walter ate hot syr,p with "A cane
peeling in each hand He will not want any
more for a week.
That Laurie can drink morc beer ia ten "a in
utes than two men and a boy can draw from
barrel.
That Ell. now thinks of joining The Sunday
School at MiccoAnke, SO he can ever be near
when she passes by.
That the dneis by the Misses Meade and the
playing by Miss S. were highly appreciated BY
all present.
That the P G. in NJ WAR there, and youns
man from Centreville is seriously thinking of
making vis, to Miccosnkie vefy eoon
That "only whisper" from to ---
caused him to smile smoe and look as if he
was ga !, very glad thni " he was living"
That il WAS quite cool riding home al m
but the evening was so pleasantly spent tina,
none regretted Il. hut were highly dehsh,e Ia
having attended. l. WENT
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-Read all the local ads. in to-day's FLORIDIAN
We are having fine winter weather in the
Tallahassee Country.
eos. "'"''A hA"' anu Beer l0ngue'' at Randolph
Visitors are both surprised and delighted
when they look al the beautiful hills in the Tai
lahassee Country.
Don't fail to read every special local in this
issue of the FLsRIDIAN.
Parties desiring grape vines are directed to
advertisement of Prof. E. Dubois.
--F1oRIDIAN Item Box Miss White to Miss
Point Dexter Tidy, you don't know what
Celey say bout Parker" Miss Point Dexter:
No, what dat she saw" "Celey saw ef do
Lord call Parker, and Mr.. p call Parker, Par
ker tell de Lord 10 wait; let inn see what Mr..
P. want fus,."
MIS-. I. 5. Burre'l, of Connecticut, arrived
last week to spend the winter with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Groom.
Mrs. ). b. Hawkins, Miss Matte and Miss
Maggie Bailey returned this week from their
summer home at Raleigh, NC
c-California Fruits in heavy syrups, at Randolph
Buck Thorn and Barb Wire at Afford.
The wife of Mr. NJ W. Cooper died last
Sunday after lingering illness Mr. Cooper
moved here from Texas over year age, is re-
cognized as an upright and useful citizen, and
has The sympathy of the community in an Attic
ton which is doubled, as il leaves several small
children without mother.
"A letter from Carrabelle, received BIZ Dr.
John l.. Crawford this week, says that WORK has
no, stopped on the Carrabelle and Tallahassee
Railroad. The graders are now reported Ten
miles from Carrabelle on the line, three miles
from the Ocklockonee river, and pushing ahead
with the work
Inquiries for tobacco lands in Leon county
are coming to Tallahassee by almost every mail.
The lands are here-it has been demonstrated
year after year by different parties that they will
produce fine grade of tobacco-and they can
be bought at reasonable prices and on easy terms.
Tourists who visit the picturesque hill coun-
try of Middle Florida will be both surprised and
delighted
MIR. l.. D. Shook, the handsome agent OF
the Brush Electric Company, whose lights
will soon shine afar on the hills of Tallahassee,
was in the city this week. As he is putting in
lights at different places he cannot stay all the
time in one of them.
"A cluster of many well grown pears was dis
playe al the store Of Mr. Rawls the other day.
They were fruit of the second CROP cut by c.
G. Pearce, ESQ, from the oldest LeConte pear
tree in this county, which is on the place OF
Captain c. P. Davis, at Iamonia Many of the
LeConte pear trees about Tallahassee have Sec
ond crop fruit on them, and limbs that have lost
their leaves by frsst are still bending with its
weight.
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CAaN1 Walter Davis.

Since his misfortune ia breaking his collar
bone, OF which mention was made in yesterdays
paper, he has been visited BY his father who re-
porn that he WAS getting on nicely when he Ian
him yesterday. The accident occurred while
Walter was engaged in playing an entirely inno-
from ne want Of discipline or care 10 the semi
pary, It being simply one Of those accidents that
no amount OF care can prevent when boys are at
play. Capt. Davis says the entire faculty were
very kind and attentive to the young patient,
and this prompt treatment and gentle care
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Warmers Log Cabin Rerrdiss-old.fash-
Toned. simple compounds, nsed in the days Of
our hardy fotcfathers, are "old timers bu, "old
reliable" They comprise a Sarsaparills,"
" Hops and Buchn Remedy" Cough and Con-
sumption Remedy" 6calpine, for the Hsir,"
Extract" for External and Internal Use,
"Plastcrs," Rose Cream" for Ca'.rrh. and
Liver Pills" They are put up by H. g.
Warner & Co.. proprieters OF Warmers Safe
Remedies and promise to equal the standard
value Of those great preparations. All druggists
keep them.
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Bartholdi's Statue of .. Liberty En-
li9htenimr the World"

will be reminder of personal liberty for ages
TO come. On just as sure foundation has Ut.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" been
placed, and it will stand through the cycles OF
time as monument to the physical emanclps-
ton of thousands, who by lie use have been re-
lieved from consumption, consumpive nlgni'
sweats, bronchitis, coughs, splitting OF blood
weak lungs, and other throat and lung anec'
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Horse Ra disb,
Fresh grated, at T. H. RANDOLPH Cos.

How Does the Weather Catch You
Well, ii catches me without stove, and I'm
now on my way to Shay & Yacger's to purchase
something that will make the thermometer crawl
up stairs awhile. It's been down in the cellar
now for several days.
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ROa. a. ". .yeNe-.

Anew Interest - tre Mv.tertr,s and l.7rnt--
bic case Of ex Senator Joues has hesa excited
within ,he les, Eek or I've, and columns Of dis
patches from Detroit to the great dai'ies tel
much .ly,u, hin--hi> habits his health, bis pow
cry, etc How much of this may he fnct, and
hn~ mucii hrsr-av or, inveH,i0n, canrot be
known, but tho reporn mostly agree that he
has exhausted MS mrans, thst hrs ~ department |:
uuie; and .rn!emaniy. ant his hahls not dis.i-
paicl. Int thai I'll. intellect is disnrccrsd-sni
50 his bat l,ieni- ans, conrind-, sn'l hoi- hat
he a1irroH ia hut temporary. If his intellect
s .l.',rr,' it Is noble lsin, Tor IN ito nrim" Il
io~eJe.i Ia = height that nearly rraPhod that NJ
pc ~vri of Two ~ s'r"nGes' pnbi" man N TIT
C7itrd States h1! i would sser that he ie sui
rerns ir"m som. specific Authorization. which
bling lisperd his whole mind may regain it:
balance ,or long after the alteration became To-
'cl.,ue he spoke ei>Quently, nsu''inE win larce
ablI;'Y sloi.ct. that csii-i for logical thought
.u!i : luA memory II II" is in need IRE 1amo
cra:s al Fo,:.'. should 9.r. TO- rim, emerahcr-
ing t.s' in his ncr.0n their Stale s:ood in tho
.rent '4rS ii ,ho senate of the United States
f. IN tae mar. ,ijs,,alcu'- W. >-irc. III. fol
l",v.ag .ot publication
DETROIT. Nov. 25-- WitbiA the past Few d.ys
: spaichcs hAve been sent from Detroit 70 nevs-
paper. all over the country seriously rejecting
upon he condition. fnencai and mental, al ey-
United States Senator Charles ". Jones. OF
F.a''.ia, who has r:slied n Detroit continues
Y ei~cc March. 1885. There ia 90 d"uo' that
Inc ex- Senator's finances are not IN a. good con
dition .s when he Was in reccip: o. salary from
The Unite! States, but he il not in any sense =
psuper, nor is be 3 millionaire. Some few weeks
az Nj ZONES chose TO leave his hotel add he
come guest Of Detective P. O'Ne, Of who's.
houac he j. still &C inmate By invitation. To
day man named Dawson took the liberty o.
circulating subscription list 10 Aid % the CT
Srnat0r
Mr. JONES lseUBs A CARD.
Th. was the last straw, and tonight Mr. Jonet
Issued The following card, II. fr~ expression
r, ..urdng himself he has made since coming to
DeirOii:
To tie Eiitor Of tho Fret Press: see j. stated
in evening paper that an appeal is being IT ads
Ia Inc puhl't in my behalf have never taken
any notice up 10 his time of anything eaid III
The public press about me or my family. now
icsirc say this, that l have given no author
ity tonny one TO ask contributions Of money co7
me, and tia, am not an applicant t"r public
charity CHARMS " JOKES.
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NOW Dairy Fasminx Paw. =,
Counav. xeea

mr. :. W. Berry. Of cen.reville, In add,,,,-
MS farming operations, is making arrspss'.. .
I" run dairy. At present he Ia. 80, "sa''
cows which yield forty pounts Of h'. y n's
week He will increase the number Of ~s Per
10 SIXTEEN which will give him abou, IN -''Aen
o. ou''er per week Mr.. Berry has sl.nd su.
orders from Sou'L Florida towns for All -.
ter he can make at 40 cents a pound % d. O0'-
The 10 cows at only 8 pounds Of bu,,s, sung
week his income would be $5l 20 ~,
2.4O for The year, or a revenue - &c. eek
from each animal per year. "
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Thomasv1lIe's New Railroad.

A large number OF hands arrived here yester-
day morning and went ont on the lin. Of The
road 70 Monticello and Tallahassee for the pur-
poss OF working on the rond. With the 'excep.
don Of few cases the right of-way has been ar
ranged and work will .ooa be going on all along
the lima -1Aom1srlLs TIn.es Moo 26M
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TABLE LINENS.

My stock Of White Table Linen is very large.
sell the famous Excelsior brand OF Table Da.
mask with Dsilers and Napkins TO match, from
90 cents to IS dozen WR. WILSON.
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ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS.

have large stock of Ladies' Walking Jack
cts. There is no wrap 80 popular as the walk
ing jacket. My prices arc as low as the lowest
W. II. WILSON.
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TRICOTS AND WOOL HOMEsPUyS

am now receiving second stock of those all
wool Tricots and grey wool Homespuns, 50 in
ches wide, which am still selling at Is cents
for The Tricot, and so cents for the Wool home
spun. These are the most popular dress goods
IN the market W. r Wilson
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Important Malice

The members Of the Tallahassee Literary n.
Gle will have several matters of mpor,.no.
consider at their next meeting, Monday n,h,
December 9Th, at o'clock, and the a,,end.s.r
of every member is earnestly desired.
F. f. SIcKEIs. Secre,arv
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Sows all kinds of grain and seed with n.
es' regularity distributes all the dffereu, kiDa.
oil commercial fertilizers, is very durable ..S u'
simple in operation that any one who 60, -. I"
wagon can work it. Price complete. sas
r. HousrOus, Agent,
TALLAHASSEE, Nov Il, 1854,
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A Card.

will leave about The 7th Of December. to he
absent one month All wishing my services will
please call Immediately, in order that all unfp-
ishea work can be attended 10 before leaving.
Respectfully, ". II. SHINE, D. D. S.
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LADIES' SHOES.

Try pair Of Ladies' Dress Shoes. 81 so and
$3.50, in Kid and Pebble Goat-ln two STYLES
In opera or common sense toe.
d. 3. MHcrNNms, JR.
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80 Two OfM Hind,

All, there Where TO? Shay & Yaeacrs What
for, Don't the weather suggest: Oh. catch
on a stove! Well I'm with YOU
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WHAT Is LIFE
WITHOUT A COMFORTABLE SHOE

WITHOUT COMFORTABLE SHOE,
W. r. WILSON
Has the largest stock Of Shoes in Tall,b.s...
Parents See that your children have good
and comfortable Shoes. To &c, them 20 to
w. r. Wusox,s
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HENS FINE SHOES.

Fall and winier dress shoes in Button Bal.
and Congress, 1t D. B. MEs1NSrss. jas.
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BOYS, AND YOUTHS, SHOES.

Full OF Boys and Youths Shoes, for 81 90.
$1.25, $3.50 and $500, at
d. b. MEGINNIss JR's.
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For fruit cakes this season are fuer than ever
before. Raisins are just elegant Don't fail to
see our goods before buying elsewhere.
AYWD b DuNHAH.
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ALL WOOL JERSEYS.

have just opened my second stock of Jer-
seys, Ringing in pyice from so cents TO So
Call and get jersey while you can be suited.
W. r WILSON
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BLANKETS.

have the largest stock of 10-4 ia and 1874
fine Bed Blanken ever seen in Tallahassee
Prices reasonable. w. r. WILSON.
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SCHRADER'S DRUG STORE.

SCIIRADERS DRUG STORE,
An immense display Of ornamental anu USE
full lamps
Something Now.
a celebrated English remedy for Dyspepsia,
at sCHRADER'S DRUG STORE.
A nn line of Colgate's Soaps and Perfumery
at SCHRADER'S DRUG STORE
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Have the largest and most complete stock of
everything in the grocery and confectionery line
ever seen in Tallahassee, and are prepared to
give prices and qualities never before had in
Tallahassee
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Of Xmas and New Year Cards now open. at
f. w. CLARK's
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Einest and Sweetest Oranges
In the city. at BYRD & DENuAMs.
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1T GOES WITHOUT SAYING.
THAT
w. r. WILSON'S

w. r. WILSON'S
Fall Stock OF Dress Goods. Staple Dry Goods,
trimmings. Kid and Cashmere Gloves, Notions,
Hosiery, Hankerchiefs. &c, &C., is the la, gest
and most complete ever seen in Tallahassee.
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Sales in Dress Goods and Staple Dry G.,"tls has
been larger this fail than for mag years the
reason for ii lies in the Magniticence y; the stock
and the Low Prices at which he is selling.
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KID GLOVES.

am now receiving my second stock of Ham.
Brothers famous Kid Gloves. No establish.
ment in this country keeps snch stock Of Kid
Gloves as do. W. r. WILSON
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-12-01

Choice Selection
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